A standardised knowledge test to measure the extent of knowledge of agricultural extension personnel on m-tools
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https://doi.org/10.26725/JEE.2016.1.28.5614-5619Abstract
A standardised teacher made test for assessing the extent of knowledge of agricultural extension on m-tools was developed using the item analysis procedure. For the purpose, a teacher made test consisting of 30 items were prepared and administered to 30 agricultural extension personnel. Based on the results of the study,14 items having difficulty index value ranging from 20 to 80 and discrimination index value above 0.10 were selected to construct the knowledge test. This standardised test can be used to measure knowledge level of the extension personnel on m-tools.References
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